Hytronik HC028V/RF Instruction Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR RF COMMUNICATION MICROWAVE MOTION SENSOR

MODEL NO.: HC028V/RF

Technical Specifications

This is a combination of motion sensor and RF radio wave wireless transmission. The motion detected by 1 sensor (the
master unit) can pass onto other pre-defined individuals (the slave units) through RF transmission. Thanks to fixed address
code technology, it’s easy to set up point-to-point or point-to multipoint transmission.
Note: the RF signal would be affected by big metal plate, frames, thick obstacle or special frequent electromagnetic waves
radiation.

Section 1 Installation and Wiring

1.1 Ensure that the electricity supply is switched off before installing or servicing this product.

1.2 Wiring diagram

Product type:
Operation voltage:
Rated load:
HF detection range:
Time setting:
Stand-by period:
Stand-by dimming level:
Daylight threshold:
Installation height:
Working temperature:
HF system:
Coding system:
RF frequency:
RF transmission distance:

RF microwave motion sensor
220-240VAC 50/60Hz
400W (capacitive load)
Max. 12m in diameter, adjustable
5s ~ 30min.

0s, 10s ~ 1h, +∞

10% ~ 50%
2 ~ 50Lux, disable
Max. 6m

-20℃ ~ +60℃

5.8GHz CW radar
Fixed address coding with 16 channels
FSK 868MHz (315MHz / 433MHz / 915Mhz upon request)
30 meters indoor, 100 meters in open area

Antenna module

LED indication

Daylight sensor

RF antenna

Installation hole

1-10V

Push

Detection area

Hold-time

Rotary coding switch(TX)

Rotary coding switch(RX1)

Rotary coding switch(RX2)

Stand-by period

Stand-by dimming level

Brightness on RF signal

Daylight sensor

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This determines the effective range of the motion detector and is set by DIP switches at the sensor itself, refer to figure. Note
that reducing the sensitivity will also narrow the detection range. The following settings are available:

Section 2 Settings

Detection Area

I – 100%
II – 75%
III – 50%
IV – 10%

This determines the time that the fitting remains at 100% level on motion detection and is set with DIP switches at the sensor
itself, refer to figure. The walk test setting is useful when installing the fitting to establish correct operation and range.
The following settings are available:

Hold time

This is the time period you would like to keep at the low light output level before it is completely switched off in the long
absence of people.

Note: “0s” means on/off control; “+∞” means bi-level dimming control, fixture never switch off.

Stand-by period (corridor function)

I – 5s
II – 30s
III – 1min
IV – 5min
V – 10min
VI – 20min
VII – 30min

5s

30s

I – 0s
II – 10s
III – 1min
IV – 5min
V – 10min
VI – 30min
VII – 1h

VIII - +∞

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1H
+∞

0s

10s
1min
5min

10min
30min

I

II
III
IV

V
VI

VII

VIII

This is the dimmed low light output level you would like to have after the hold-time in the absence of people.

Stand-by dimming level

I – 10%
II – 20%
III – 30%
IV – 50%

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10%
20%
30%
50%

I

II
III
IV

This setting holds off the 100% light output should there sufficient daylight and is set using DIP switches at the sensor, refer
to figure. The following settings are available:

Daylight sensor

I – Disable
II – 50Lux
III – 10Lux
IV – 2Lux

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Disable
50Lux
10Lux
2Lux

I

II
III

IV